THE SECULAR PARTY OF AUSTRALIA

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Comprehensive secularism is the separation of religion from state institutions, impartiality between religions and the protection of human rights from violation on the basis of religious doctrine.
International Humanist and Ethical Union

Only the Secular Party supports comprehensive secularism

Monthly meetings in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide & Brisbane

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Our Candidates - Election 2010

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Federal Election 2010

Our Candidates

In our first election as a registered political party, the Secular Party is proud to be fielding thirty one candidates across Australia. These include Senate candidates in all states and nineteen candidates for the House of Representatives, including candidates running against both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition.

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Queensland New South Wales ACT Victoria Tasmania South Australia Western Australia

Queensland Division

Kat
Katrina Alberts
Senate Email How To Vote
Peter Shelton Senate Email How to Vote
SteveJeffrey Steve Jeffery Capricornia Email How To Vote
New South Wales

IanBryce Ian Bryce Senate Email How To Vote
lylewsecular Lyle Warren Senate Email How To Vote
Peter Williams Shortland Email How To Vote
JAugust John August Wentworth Email How To Vote
mcrothers Mathew Crothers Farrer Email How To Vote
KennethCooke

Kenneth Cooke

Warringah Email How To Vote
Annette Annette Williams Gilmore Email How To Vote
christopherOwen Christopher Owen Sydney Email How To Vote
Australian Capital Territory
voteYesQP-small Quintin Phillips Fraser Email How To Vote
Victoria
John-Perkins-260 John Perkins Senate Email How To Vote
RosemaryPhotoA Rosemary Sceats Senate Email How To Vote
trent Trent Reardon Hotham Email How To Vote
Will_2010 Will Clarke-Hannaford Murray Email How To Vote
Nimrod Evans Nimrod Evans Chisholm Email How To Vote
pgreen Penelope Green Melbourne Email How To Vote
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Gregory Storer

Melbourne Ports Email How To Vote
MarkHitchins Mark Hitchins Holt Email How To Vote
PeterHarris Peter Harris Jaga Jaga Email How To Vote
psheehan Paul Sheehan Lalor Email How To Vote
robertgordon Robert Gordon McEwen Email How To Vote
Tasmania
JeffK Jeff Keogh Senate Email How To Vote
Jin-OhChoi Jin-oh Choi Senate Email How To Vote
lucasnoyes Lucas Noyes Lyons Email How To Vote
South Australia
scott6 Scott Sharrad Senate Email How To Vote
Moira Clarke Senate Email How To Vote
avi_photo Avi Chapman Boothby Email How To Vote
Western Australia
guycurtis Guy Curtis Senate Email How To Vote
andrewthompson Andrew Thompson Senate Email How To Vote

Preferences

In terms of major parties, our preferences are allocated to the Democrats, Greens, Labor then Liberal.

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Last Updated on Sunday, 15 August 2010 11:19
 

News Items

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  • The Secular Party endorses statements made by Ayaan Hirsi Ali on her tour of Australia ... more
  • A judge in the Federal Magistrates Court has upheld the right of children to be able to choose their religion when they are old enough to do so ... more
  • On the 16th of June 2010, the Secular Party of Australia became an officially registered party with the Australian Electoral Commission.
  • The Secular Party made a submission to the Senate Inquiry into a public benefit test for religious organisations on 16 June 2010 ... more
  • The Global Atheist Convention was held in Melbourne, 10-12 March 2010. The Secular Party is not an atheist party, but many supporters may have an interest in this. Party president John Perkins was a presenter at the Convention.

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With or without religion, you'd have good people doing good things and evil people doing bad things, but for good people to do bad things, it takes religion. - Steven Weinberg

We hope you'll join us. Today!

The Australian Human Rights Commission has commissioned a report on Freedom of Religion and Belief. The Secular Party is concerned about the possible agenda of this inquiry and has made a submission. (see document)
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Last Updated on Sunday, 15 August 2010 11:09